Alpha Betas Revenge Of The Nerds นิยาย & เรื่องราว

he said. I took one last glance at him just to assure myself that Shin no longer has the ability to catch up to me. "The alpha lost to me, Nero," I mumbled as I tried to get him out of there. "But he isn't dead yet. So if you have anything else left to tell him, go," I said. The beta shook his head. "I'm tired," he shortly uttered, continuously panting for breath. "Let's regroup with your allies."

"Letting off some steam. My alpha has been getting on my nerves these past few days." "Mind telling me who your alpha is?" He sighed and clogged down the contents of his beer. "Alpha Redd. I am his beta." The bottle slipped from my hands. "That jerk?"

“I meant you. Leave.” Beta Stone stilled, looking at the unfamiliar stance of the proud and strong Alpha. His shoulders were slumped, and his head was a little bowed; he was oozing the aura of a defeated hero. For a minute or two he feared the Alpha suddenly uncovering the secret from the past. “But I have done nothing wrong Alpha Rex.” Beta Stone countered, his hands behind his back and his eyes closely following the movement of the Alpha. He heard the Alpha sigh before turning slowly to look at him.

I thought they would no longer feel fear. ‘I believe in you and the warriors. You won’t be defeated so easily. ‘Thank you for your trust, Alpha.’ Beta spoke in a cheerful tone. ‘My wolf will not lose to Alpha Marco. He used to be Beta.’ I smiled. That was Beta Caleb and his wolf’s way of not being afraid of enemies. I took a deep breath with my eyes closed and exhaled with my eyes open. My focus returned to Alaric. I turned Alaric’s body onto his back. Alaric reached for the doll above him after he couldn’t hold the jingle ball. I gave him the elephant doll and he immediately bit it.

Raina said "Which is?" Andrea asked her "When you get hold of her, I want her dead immediately, I don't want you to turn her into a vampire, I want you to kill her, I want her to be done for good" Raina said Andrea became surprised as to what Raina is asking of him, he didn't want to believe that such level of Betrayal was about to take place in the alpha pack, he stared at Raina for a while and began to wonder if she was been serious

“And it's a perspective I wish to get into the heads of the people around here. They just don't get it.” “You wouldn't blame them,” he stated. “Some of them are sincere people. They don't understand how deep this goes.” Where has this guy been all these while? This guy's the real deal. He's the kind of people we need in this fight. “You can imagine,” I groaned. “And we don't have enough hands.” “You don't have to do this all alone, Alpha,” he took a step forward. I will do anything to get this done. I want sorcery vanquished, and I humbly request to be a member of your beta team during the course of my stay.”

If there is one weakness, most alphas have it is a pleading woman asking for help. I walk the seven steps over to the chair that’s in front of the laptop. My mates all give me an encouraging smile. “It’s all set up. When you’re ready, press the button and the video message will be sent to every alpha. We need this meeting, okay kitten,” Sabastian adds, showing me the button to press and adding far more pressure than I would like. I smooth my hair back off of my face, hoping the slight perspiration isn’t making it stick.

That was cold, he could've at least let me thank him for helping me that time. "What a dick." Daichi said, fixing up his tie. "They think just because they're alphas, they can strut around like their hot stuff, piss off." He yelled but they were probably too far to hear. Daichi is a beta and he's hated alphas for as long as I can remember but he's friends with some people who are alphas. He might hate alphas but in his words, "Only the Alphas who are too proud to distinguish right from wrong." Akito on the other hand is an alpha that he trusts, we all met in elemtary school but Daichi and I were friends first.

"No, if I am an Alpha, my father must be an Alpha too. Even if he is a gambler, he will have money and status, and he will not be reduced to the point of selling his daughter!" I thought her words were weird. "What your father did was wrong. It has nothing to do with his identity." "You don't understand!" She suddenly stood up, her face flushed, "The world is very unfair, alpha is fine even if he kills, people will say he is excusable. But beta killing is a capital offense, even if he is just for self-defense." "So, Alpha is allowed to be a gambler?" "Yes, because he is powerful and powerful, no one will dare to bully his daughter."

Everything laid out clearly without unreasonable expectations. Love complicate things. Made leaders soft. Made men predictable. I’d seen what it did to my father. I took a long swallow of my drink and leaned back, scanning the room without really seeing anyone. Conversations rose and fell. Deals were hinted at, alliances tested. Somewhere behind me, two alphas laughed too loudly over a shared grievance. Somewhere else, a beta watched the room with the careful patience of someone waiting to be noticed. And yet… My mind betrayed me.